Kaffs posted:

Kaytee posted:

Baz posted:

Kaffs posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Kaffs posted:

does anybody make baked apples?   I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.

not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs

We were taught how to scramble eggs,  bake an apple and which cheese toasted best.    No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!

Same here And iron a handkerchief  

Never ever did HE.....we did Latin and Greek when that was going on

OOh - get you!   Our language classes didn't clash - it was cookery or needlework in first year and you swapped disciplines in second year.  Meanwhile the boys did metalwork or woodwork.

If you were specialising in arts(humanities these days) or sciences...then you didn't do Home Ec or Needlework

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Ours was just domestic science ,

we were kicked out for a month for making cupcakes and flogging them 

bet you got an A in business studies 

 apples are like exploded hand grenades 

Birds custard  

And Birds custard! 

Nice get out biblical story, Rev  

Snap Baz 

I'd eat those pancakes  

Kaytee posted:

Kaffs posted:

Kaytee posted:

Baz posted:

Kaffs posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Kaffs posted:

does anybody make baked apples?   I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.

not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs

We were taught how to scramble eggs,  bake an apple and which cheese toasted best.    No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!

Same here And iron a handkerchief  

Never ever did HE.....we did Latin and Greek when that was going on

OOh - get you!   Our language classes didn't clash - it was cookery or needlework in first year and you swapped disciplines in second year.  Meanwhile the boys did metalwork or woodwork.

If you were specialising in arts(humanities these days) or sciences...then you didn't do Home Ec or Needlework

ah.. we didn't specialise in anything till third year - everyone had to do the non academic stuff in the first two years.  Can you guess I didn't carry on with the cooking? 

Kaffs posted:

bet you got an A in business studies 

I found out if I continued with business studies I would more than likely end up in prison...History seemed the better choice 

Cosmopolitan posted:

Nice get out biblical story, Rev  

eve's pudding 

yum.. I'm tempted to buy a bramley ...

Scott Holloway's hair is mesmerising - get the camera back on him immediately!

Did they not put any sugar on those apples? 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Kaffs posted:

bet you got an A in business studies 

I found out if I continued with business studies I would more than likely end up in prison...History seemed the better choice 

PMSL!! 

Sprout posted:

Did they not put any sugar on those apples? 

inside with raisins 

Sprout posted:

Did they not put any sugar on those apples? 

Yes, but only as an afterthought  

oh rugby player - is it Matt Dawson you're thinking of?  He looks a bit like him I think

Kaffs posted:

oh rugby player - is it Matt Dawson you're thinking of?  He looks a bit like him I think

No.  Phil Vickery.  

Baz posted:

Sprout posted:

Did they not put any sugar on those apples? 

Yes, but only as an afterthought  

did they not say at the begining? unless they had forgotten 

Cosmopolitan posted:

Kaffs posted:

oh rugby player - is it Matt Dawson you're thinking of?  He looks a bit like him I think

No.  Phil Vickery.  

ah.. I changed my mind when I saw him face on anyway  

Kaffs posted:

oh rugby player - is it Matt Dawson you're thinking of?  He looks a bit like him I think

I thought that earlier Kaffs 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Sprout posted:

Did they not put any sugar on those apples? 

Yes, but only as an afterthought  

did they not say at the begining? unless they had forgotten 

John says they sprinkled it at the end  

I think the rugby fella will go through.

7pm tomorrow 

thanks folks, see you next time  

Oh crap - I can't make it for eight - how will I be here for seven tomorrow?

Might see you all then... 

Thanks for the company ...see some of you in the BB thread ,

Kaffs posted:

Kaytee posted:

Kaffs posted:

Kaytee posted:

Baz posted:

Kaffs posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Kaffs posted:

does anybody make baked apples?   I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.

not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs

We were taught how to scramble eggs,  bake an apple and which cheese toasted best.    No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!

Same here And iron a handkerchief  

Never ever did HE.....we did Latin and Greek when that was going on

OOh - get you!   Our language classes didn't clash - it was cookery or needlework in first year and you swapped disciplines in second year.  Meanwhile the boys did metalwork or woodwork.

If you were specialising in arts(humanities these days) or sciences...then you didn't do Home Ec or Needlework

ah.. we didn't specialise in anything till third year - everyone had to do the non academic stuff in the first two years.  Can you guess I didn't carry on with the cooking? 

I went to a really old fashioned girls grammar school....we even wore Enid Blyton style tunics until the Lower Sixth and then it was navy dresses with white collars that had to be a certain length......they made you kneel down and your skirt had to touch the floor

Sprout posted:

7pm tomorrow 

,I can't make that  

See you Saturday....off out tomorrow

Wot going on????

I like Liver and Bacon.....

Is this a repeat

/???

Hi Syd, they snook this one in. 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:

 

Hi Syd, they snook this one in. 

Bliddy Football has a lot to answer for.....

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:

 

Is this a repeat

/???

 

No, an original....

Carrots look a bit sad and limp......

Syd posted:

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:

 

Hi Syd, they snook this one in. 

Bliddy Football has a lot to answer for.....

i'm good with the footy. 

Syd posted:

Carrots look a bit sad and limp......

Dry as anything.